Scandinavian Trade Shifts as Danish Car Ferries Forecast Rise
The article reports on shifting traffic from the Tvelleborg and Sossnitz line to Gedser and Warnemunde ferries, affecting Sweden and Denmark. It notes the Trelleborg line's decline, Danish naval diplomacy, and social events in Paris related to Scandinavian scientists, with further remarks from Novoje Vremja on Swedish harbor mines and Sweden Finland relations. It also covers Denmark Unitarian conv on and Finnish politics, plus Sweden's 1902 industrial output and a new mud separator invention.
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Sweden
Germany
Tvelleborg
Sossnitz
Gedser and Waremunde
Denmark
Gedser
Warnemunde
Paris
Legation
Liard
Lavisse, Monod
Frederic Passy
Revues Blenes
Novoje Vremja
Slite
Liban
Marine
Helsingfors
Kaiser Wilhelm
Stettin
Berlin
Stockholm
Malmo
Gothenberg
Adjstuna
Trelleborg
A. J. Ericksson
Separator Manufacturing Company
Webster Items Chronicle of Sunday Christian Endeavor meeting
Miss Annie Tomlinson led the meeting of the Christian Endeavors last Sunday evening. Rosie Peterson of DeGroat traveled from Chautauqua Wednesday morning. Alex Cockburn and family returned Tuesday from a week’s camping on Chautauqua grounds. F A Prosser visited from Lake Suesday for local business interests. A choir organized last Friday evening performed its first selection last Sabbath. W D Millar’s store has improved after another coat of paint. A large dance occurred at the home of Wai Belford in Moritis last Friday. Robertson Lumber Co head and daughter visited Webster Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. McNaughton started housekeeping in their new Webster home. Mr. and Mrs. Mes Kitchen visited friends and attended services at the Presbyterian Chapel. Mrs. L D Snell and Baby Ethel left Monday for a week with Mrs. W D Millar at Chautangan. Sorensen school had a vacation last week due to Miss Callahan’s absence at a popular summer resort. Hugh McClennan came from Cash and greeted many friends. Rev Peale’s eloquent address at the Presbyterian church last Sabbath drew the largest audience this season. the chapel was filled to overflow.
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Rev
Peale
Presbyterian Church
Seagn
PITYS SHOWN AND PILES RELIEVED BY BUCKLEN S ARICA
Verba Ala resident F A Guiledge writes of a grim hemorrhoid case with 24 tumors that Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured. The ad touts its burns and general pains relief and markets 25 cents at C W Greene’s drug store. Separate copy notes Greenwood real estate sales and water frontage deeds via J O Baughman at 15 21.
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F. A. Guiledge
Verbena
Ala
Bucklen
C. W. Greene
Lost and Found Notice From A G Tuf Ford
Lost yearling red bull found near Sweetwater called to pay charges and collect. Also two bay mares and a light brown mare strayed from Chautauqua pasture, approx 1000 pounds each. Notify Dr Davenport at Devilstae North Dakota. Ad ends with Mann’s Department Store ad line for merchandise.
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Jane
A. G. Tufford
Sweetwater
Chautauqua
Davenport
Devilsta
N. D
Quick Meal trademark ad lures buyers as clever chick
An old promotional blurb touts the Quick Meal trademark with a humorous visual prompt. It claims consumers who use Quick Meal know how to cook quickly and enjoy comfort. The copy praises Quick Meal Stoves as attractive, reliable, and long lasting, asserting they cannot be improved.
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ST. Paul
Ramsey County National Bank
Skandinavia
Copenhagen
Aarhus
Braband
Movement For Disarmament
Finland
Senate
Russia
Annie Tomlinson
Rosie Peterson
DeGroat
Alex Cockburn
F. A. Prosser
Lake
Suesday
W. D. Millar
Wai
Belford
Moritis
Robertson Lumber Co
Webster
Mrs. McNaughton
Mrs. Mes. Kitchen
Presbyterian Chapel
L. D. Snell
Ethel
Chautangan
Sorensen School
Miss Callahan
Hugh McClennan
Cash
Jas. Connolly
Ranville’s Old Stand
Devils Le*e
Greenwood
Devils Lake
J O. Baughman
Mann's Department Store
Pillsbury
J Egland
Bette
Joynes
Ranier
DR. D. Jayne
Son
Philadelphia
J. Q. Adams
Dlassee
Tae Walla
Fei
Lewis Hanson
Optician Wt Sa
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